Why do we pray, worship, and serve? What’s the backstory on the sacraments? Learn more about these core practices of our faith tradition and make space for God’s Spirit to strengthen your ties with the household of God! Join us for Roots and Branches: Nurturing a Communal Life of Faith on Wednesdays for four weeks […]
Why do we pray, worship, and serve? What’s the backstory on the sacraments? Learn more about these core practices of our faith tradition and make space for God’s Spirit to strengthen your ties with the household of God! Join us for Roots and Branches: Nurturing a Communal Life of Faith on Wednesdays for four weeks […]
“Living Well, Dying Well: A Plan for the Future” As a follow up to Dr. Ann's talk in January about Living Well - eating right, sleep, exercise, etc, we will be reviewing the other side: Dying Well. A major part of dying well is a plan and discussing what that looks like to you and […]
Everyone is invited to learn more about the early history of our church. Did you know the Old Wappetaw Cemetery behind the SeeWee Restaurant in Awendaw had a Meeting House and Pastor before it was burned to the ground by the British in 1782? Did you know that New Wappetaw church in McClellanville and Mount […]
Join us on Sunday, March 2 from 5-7 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall for a special Keynote Dinner to introduce our Lenten small group study, Pause: Spending Lent with the Psalms. Author of Pause, Rev. Dr. Elizabeth (Lib) Caldwell, will be the keynote speaker at the dinner! About Smaller Groups: Small groups will meet for […]
The March Pacesetters entertainment on Friday, March 14 will be provided by Carroll Brown! This event is open to all, not just our usual 55+ crowd. The luck of the Irish will be with us as Brown will perform a variety of acoustic music to go along with our St. Patty's Day theme! Learn more […]
Third Act on March 24, 2025 at noon in the Fellowship Hall Charleston Architecture with Guest Speaker: Pamela Durkin Gabriel Pamela Gabriel earned a B.A in art history from the College of Charleston. She has written several books about Charleston architecture and history. She is a member of Mount Pleasant Historical Commission and lives in […]
At the April 11th Pacesetters gathering, the story of Jack the Cat, Fort Sumter's Cat that went to war, will be given by Russell Horres, Jr. The story is based on both oral tradition and period drawings placing the cat in the fort during the war. Russell used these traditions and drawings to author a […]
Join us April 28 at noon in the MPPC Fellowship Hall for Third Act with guest speaker: Darcy Whalen, Executive Director of the Charleston Horticultural Society! Darcy Whalen is Executive Director of the Charleston Horticultural Society. The Charleston Horticultural Society is fueled by a shared commitment to cultivating a greener world in the Charleston Lowcountry. […]
We live in troubled and troubling times. As Presbyterians, we can look to our Book of Confessions as a resource. In this four-week series, we will explore each of the 20th-century contributions to our Book of Confessions. The study will culminate in writing our own confession or theological statement. Each class will have a short […]
